55+ Senior Community. Many Amenities including Elevator. Central A/C Heater, Washer and Dryer hookups inside property, Balcony and detached one car garage.
CondoProperty Type
1981Year Built
$451Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 car garageParking
Listed by Juan Lopez•DRE #01240740• Del Valle, Realtors
Bought with Salvador Ixta•DRE #01743159• New Century Realtors
Source:CRMLS #P527470
Redfin Estimate
$323,546
$6,454 since sold in August 2026$0 since August
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Estimate history
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This home's estimate is 23.7% lower than the average sale price ($424K) of 5 comparable homes.
55+ Senior Community. Many Amenities including Elevator. Central A/C Heater, Washer and Dryer hookups inside property, Balcony and detached one car garage.
Public Records
Nov 27, 1996
Sold
$47,000
$66/sq ft
Public Records
Mar 4, 1988
Sold
$50,000
$70/sq ft
Public Records
Aug 6, 1985
Sold
$56,000
$78/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,916 (+7.8%)
$120,572 + $142,008
$262,580
2024
$3,633 (+2.1%)
$120,572 + $142,008
$262,580
2023
$3,558 (+3.9%)
$118,208 + $139,224
$257,432
2022
$3,425 (−1.2%)
$115,891 + $136,495
$252,386
2021
$3,467 (+0.3%)
$113,619 + $133,819
$247,438
2020
$3,456 (−2.2%)
$111,392 + $131,196
$242,588
2019
$3,532 (+1.6%)
$110,250 + $129,851
$240,101
2018
$3,477 (+2.2%)
$108,089 + $127,305
$235,394
2017
$3,403 (+2.1%)
$103,893 + $122,362
$226,255
2016
$3,334 (+47.1%)
$103,893 + $122,362
$226,255
2015
$2,266 (+10.9%)
$101,856 + $119,963
$221,819
2014
$2,043 (+12.0%)
$64,100 + $68,900
$133,000
2012
$1,824 (−0.1%)
$55,900 + $60,100
$116,000
2011
$1,826 (−6.3%)
$55,900 + $60,100
$116,000
2010
$1,948 (−16.0%)
$55,900 + $60,100
$116,000
2009
$2,319 (−20.2%)
$60,700 + $65,300
$126,000
2008
$2,907
$67,200 + $79,100
$146,300
Tax history for 4501 Peck Rd #70
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$3,916 (+7.8%)
$120,572 + $142,008
$262,580
2024
$3,633 (+2.1%)
$120,572 + $142,008
$262,580
2023
$3,558 (+3.9%)
$118,208 + $139,224
$257,432
2022
$3,425 (−1.2%)
$115,891 + $136,495
$252,386
2021
$3,467 (+0.3%)
$113,619 + $133,819
$247,438
2020
$3,456 (−2.2%)
$111,392 + $131,196
$242,588
2019
$3,532 (+1.6%)
$110,250 + $129,851
$240,101
2018
$3,477 (+2.2%)
$108,089 + $127,305
$235,394
2017
$3,403 (+2.1%)
$103,893 + $122,362
$226,255
2016
$3,334 (+47.1%)
$103,893 + $122,362
$226,255
2015
$2,266 (+10.9%)
$101,856 + $119,963
$221,819
2014
$2,043 (+12.0%)
$64,100 + $68,900
$133,000
2012
$1,824 (−0.1%)
$55,900 + $60,100
$116,000
2011
$1,826 (−6.3%)
$55,900 + $60,100
$116,000
2010
$1,948 (−16.0%)
$55,900 + $60,100
$116,000
2009
$2,319 (−20.2%)
$60,700 + $65,300
$126,000
2008
$2,907
$67,200 + $79,100
$146,300
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Zoning
MMU
Mixed/Multiuse Zoning District
Consistent with the General Plan Land Use Designation of Mixed/Multiuse. This zoning district allows mixed/multiuse projects combining a complementary mix of housing and nonresidential uses along designated corridors. Such projects can be vertically integrated (commercial ground-floor frontage with residential above the first floor) or horizontal (housing adjacent to commercial and office uses). The scale, size and mix of land uses vary based on the location and character of the surrounding land uses. Densities up to 35 residential units per acre are allowed.; Create opportunities for new mixed/multiuse development along major corridors to provide by-right housing opportunities, reduce automobile dependence, improve air quality and revitalize and transition underutilized sites; Expand available land capacity and zoning tools to accommodate the city's projected need for housing; Encourage commercial and mixed/multiuse development at key intersections and nodes along major corridors and direct exclusively residential developments mid-block; Create a pedestrian-oriented mix of uses with convenient access between area neighborhoods, and among housing, employment centers, and retail services; Facilitate well-designed projects that combine residential and nonresidential uses, either vertically or horizontally, to promote a better balance of jobs, services and housing; Stimulate economic development and reinvestment based upon recognized urban design principles that allow property owners to respond with flexibility to market forces; and Encourage the development of a unique zone character through a streetscape that provides attractive features (e.g., landscaping, niche or linear parks, public spaces, courtyards.) designed to integrate the public realm (e.g., streets, sidewalks.) with development on adjacent private property.
Property details
Interior
Heating & Cooling
Air Conditioning Type: Central
Heating Type: Central
Exterior
Property Information
Subdivision Name: 36826
Living Sq. Ft: 717
# of Units: 1
Legal Description: TR=36826 CONDOMINIUM UNIT 70
Lot Information
# of Buildings: 1
Land Sq. Ft: 127,242
Legal Lot Number: 1
Municipality Name: EL MONTE
Acres: 2.9211
Zoning Code: EMC3*
County Use Description: CONDOMINIUM
Financial
Assessor Information
Assessment Year: 2025
Public facts
Beds: 1
Baths: 1.0
Sq. Ft.: 717
Stories: —
Lot Size: —
Style: Condo/Co-op
Year Built: 1981
Year Renovated: 1981
County: Los Angeles County
APN: 8570029098
Home facts updated by county records on Sep 2, 2026
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